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The invention relates to a method for on-line handwriting recognition.
Human speech is presently being recognized by data processing methods that use hidden Markov processes and neural networks. Of late, similar algorithms are being used for online recognizing human handwriting during writing thereof. In the case of standard text, recognizing may imply correlating with various letter models, and assigning a particular letter sequence to the writing. In the case of a signature, recognizing may imply correlating with various different signatures, or rather verifying through correlating with just one signature. The modellings may be descriptions on some level of abstraction of the eventual text. The outputting may be restricted further with respect to the recognition, such as in the form an ASCII series, a stylized representation of the handwriting, the reproduction as spoken text, or just a yes/no output in the case of verification E. J. Bellegarda et al., A Fast Statistical Mixture Algorithm for On-line Handwriting Recognition, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 16(12) p.1227-1233, December 1994, describes letter recognition based on a splicing mechanism. K. S. Nathan et al., Real-time On-line Unconstrained Handwriting Recognition Using Statistical Methods, International Conference of Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing, p.2619-2622, 1995, describes complete handwriting recognition based on a hidden Markov model (HMM).
Now, the present inventors have found that associating each handwriting interval with only a single feature vector, yields unsatisfactory recognition results. It is possible to derive each feature vector from all information present in a sequence of a plurality of handwriting intervals; this however leads to a sharply increased dimension of the feature vectors in terms of the number of components thereof, and requires unwieldy calculations, without yielding a corresponding improvement of the results. In consequence, there appears to be ample room for attaining improved effectivity of the present state of the art.
Accordingly, amongst other things, it is an object of the present invention to provide a calculation model that allows a relatively higher recognition score at a relatively lower processing cost. The invention generally concerns handwriting recognition including real-time sensing at least an instantaneous write position of the handwriting, deriving from the handwriting a time-conforming string of samples, and from the string a series of handwriting intervals each associated by derivation to a handwriting feature vector, matching the time-conforming sequence of feature vectors so derived to one or more example sequence modeling from a database pertaining to the handwriting in question, selecting from the modeling a sufficiently-matching recognition string through hidden-Markov processing, and outputting essentials of a result of the selecting, or alternatively, rejecting the handwriting as failing to be recognized. Now, according to one of its aspects, the invention is characterized in that said feature vectors contain one or more vector elements that are based on local observations derived from a single said handwriting interval, as well as one or more vector elements that are based on aggregated observations derived from time-spaced said intervals defined over an associated delay. Through the aggregation, the size of the feature factors in terms of the number of vector elements is kept much lower than the size that would follow from the combined information from a sequence of handwriting intervals. Nevertheless, the recognition quality is excellent. It has been felt that this result derives from the following characterizations of the recognition model:
a. the aggregated observations relate to a temporal or spatial sequence of handwriting intervals that in combination have an adjustable duration or delay; this delay can have a greater or smaller value to adjust to handwriting idiosyncrasies of the singular person in question. Another variable can be the particular type of information that the vector element in question relates to: a handwriting contour may use a greater delay than angles between various shapes of the writing.
b. the aggregation result has a smaller number of vector elements in the feature vectors, thereby allowing the full execution of relatively many process steps which each take a number of calculations that increases with this size.
According to the invention, the handwriting intervals may be delimited as a uniform number of samples, in which case they are called frames. Alternatively, the handwriting intervals may be delimited by characteristic locations or instants in the handwriting, in which case they are called segments. A particularly advantageous aspect for integrating is to calculate differential angles between points pertaining to successive handwriting intervals. The method can be used for standard handwriting text, or for the verification of signatures.
Advantageously, the aggregated feature vector elements comprise differential angles derived from principal points associated to successive handwriting intervals. This has been found a particularly distinguishing aspect, which moreover is straightforward to calculate.
Advantageously, said feature vector elements to be aggregated include spatial path lengths between principal points associated to successive handwriting intervals. This has been found a particularly distinguishing aspect. The path in question may be measured in the X-and/or Y-direction, or along a path of the writing itself.
For signature recognition or verification, advantageously at least one aggregated feature vector element is based on sensing instantaneous writing pressure. The sensing of either the pressure or the tilt of a writing instrument have become feasible with an electromagnetically operating writing tablet, that is based on electromagnetic loops arranged immediately below the surface.
The invention also relates to a data processing apparatus arranged and programmed for implementing the handwriting recognition method according to the invention. Further advantageous aspects of the invention are described herein.
These and other aspects and advantages of the invention will be discussed more in detail hereinafter with reference to the disclosure of preferred embodiments, and more in particular with reference to the appended Figures. First, the general environment of the invention is discussed. Next, the implementation of the invention is disclosed in detail. Finally, a few results are presented. The Figures show in particular:
FIG. 1, a diagram of a two-channel recognition system;
FIG. 2, an example of text sampling;
FIG. 3A, another example of a text;
FIG. 3B, the breakdown thereof into segments;
FIG. 4A, an exemplary frame path;
FIG. 4B, an exemplary segment path;
FIG. 5, another example of a sequence of segments;
FIG. 6, ditto of the feature center of gravity;
FIG. 7, ditto of the feature relative delayed angles;
FIG. 8, ditto of the feature contour information;
FIG. 9, ditto of the feature relative contour angle;
FIG. 10, ditto of the pressure signal of text;
FIG. 11, ditto of the so-called `hat`-feature.
FIG. 1 shows a bi-channel recognition system, voice at left and handwriting and/or signature recognition at right. Input 23 comprises a telephone-type voice input subsystem 20 and a graphical input tablet 22. Information gathered may be transferred by wireless 21 to a central data processing system not shown. Block 24 symbolizes instantaneous speech signal, block 26 instantaneous handwriting signal. As to the speech signal, the system contains acoustic preprocessor 28, search and classification 36, language model 30, acoustic model 34 that accounts for observation/feature vectors and a word sequence module, and finally outputs a result 40. As to the handwriting signal, there is a handwriting preprocessor 32, and a handwriting model description 38.
FIG. 2 is an example of text sampling, each block representing a particular sample. As shown, inter block-separation can vary by a factor of ten or more.
FIG. 3A is another text specimen used for exemplifying further processing. The pen is assumed to move in an X, Y coordinate system. FIG. 3B shows the breakdown of FIG. 3A's example into five successive segments S1 -S5 : a segment terminates when the Y-velocity has become zero. Now suppose that segment S4 is the current segment. Feature extraction from this single segment produces an observation o4 that can be used as an element of a feature vector. Various such features have been in use in the art. It is clear that observation o4 contains only local information that exclusively pertains to the segment in question. Now according to the invention, aggregated features will be constructed, such as aggregated observation o'4 on the basis of observation o4, and furthermore by describing relations between observations o4, o3, o2. Another way of interpreting is to consider this as a system with three delay taps. In the course of time, other subsets of segments will be aggregated, such as observations o3, o2, o1, etcetera. Negative delay values are feasible.
By way of example, FIG. 4A shows a frame path, that gives the grouping of successive samples of a particular written letter into fixed-size frames. Here, each frame has four samples, and moreover, Successive frames overlap by 50%: four successive frames have been shown, that roughly cover the top, the top left, and the left side of the single character, respectively. The overlap is optional. These frames can be used for deriving various feature vector elements, such as observations represented by instantaneous curvature of the handwriting.
By way of alternative, FIG. 4B shows an exemplary segment path. Here, the delimiting between successive odd-numbered segments is effected at instants where vertical (Y)-speed is zero. Even-numbered segments again overlap half of both their predecessor and of their successor segment. Hereinafter, in particular, the odd-numbered frames are used for aggregating feature vector elements associated thereto. The features in a feature vector are chosen to be size-independent. The splitting points on vy =0 guarantee a uniform number of segments per character, independent of character size. Hence, the `segment` representation is automatically size-independent. In similar manner, the aggregating among even-numbered segments yields aggregated feature vector elements that are size-independent.
The preprocessing, of FIG. 1 in the first place derives from each such segment or frame various features that may collectively be aggregated into a feature vector element for the frame or segment in question, according to: O=(o1,o2,o3) So-called spliced feature vectors have been derived according to the state of the art by combining into a particular feature vector various features derived from successive frames or segments, without aggregation on the level of the features themselves. This often raises the size of the feature vector to an unmanageable level. According to the present invention, the size of these vectors is kept much lower, by aggregating individual features of successive frames or segments into a single aggregated feature, symbolically representable as: ##EQU1## Herein, d as expressed in a number of segments, corresponds to the maximum value of the delay among successive frames or segments, and m indicates the number of functions actually used. Further, like with `delta` features, observations relating to future segments can be aggregated into the actual feature vector as well.
FIG. 5 gives another example of a segments sequence. First, from the samples associated to each segment the center of gravity is calculated, wherein each respective sample accounts for a uniform weight. These centers of gravity have in FIG. 6 been shown as a cross appertaining to each segment. Alternative calculations may take either only the y coordinate value or only the x-coordinate value and the intersection of such coordinate with the character stroke. Through connecting a series of predecessor centers of gravity to an actual center of gravity, FIG. 7 shows the feature of relative delayed angles. As shown, four angles are produced, that may yield an aggregated feature vector according to:
o4 '=(o4, sin θ1, sin θ2, sin θ3),
which combines the original local information, together with a relevant part of 3�2 further features. The aggregated vector has a smaller size compared to the number of contributing features.
In a comparable manner, the size calculation of the various frames or segments l1. . . l4 can be used for constituting an aggregated vector based on successive segments according to:
o4 "=(o4,(l4 /(l3 +l4)),(l4 /(l2 +l4)),(l4 /(l1 +l4))).
Again, the size of the aggregated feature vector is reduced.
FIG. 8 shows the deriving of the feature aggregated contour information. First, as shown, top and bottom samples of each segment s1. . s4 are determined, as indicated by crosses and circles, respectively. For the subsets of segments shown, separate regression lines are now calculated for the tops and bottoms, respectively, and the angles associated to these lines are used for producing the aggregated feature vector for these four segments or frames, such as according to:
o4 '=(o4, sin θ1, sin θ2),
the latter two elements representing contour information (FIG. 9).
FIG. 10 shows the deriving of aggregated feature vectors as based on pressure signal of text, which in particular is useful for signature recognition or verification. By themselves, either of these usages of signatures is old; the main distinction versus standard text is that mapping on separate characters is superfluous. Instantaneous pressure is correlated with starting and terminating of the various segments or frames as shown in FIG. 8. In the Figure, the pressure has been entered as a function of time. Experimentally it has been verified that the pressure is often highest in the middle of a segment that on the writing surface runs primarily in a vertical direction; the relevant points have been indicated by crosses and have respective pressure values p1. . p4. Now, the aggregated feature vector can, for example, be expressed as:
o4 '=(o4, p4 /(p3 +p4),p4 /(p2 +p4),p4 /(p1 +p4)).
Various other derivations of the aggregated feature values are feasible.
FIG. 11 exemplifies the so-called `hat-feature`: this feature means that certain parts of the handwriting are not written in their standard order. Such occurs most often with accents, dots on letters like i and j, horizontal strokes in the letter t and the like. FIG. 11 is an example of the writing of the letter sequence `ai`, that has been divided into five standard segments s1 to s5, and a single hat segment s6 corresponding to the dot on the letter i. The superposition of the `hat` can be given as overlapping in a vertical direction versus non-overlapping of a particular earlier segment, in exceptional cases of a later segment. Another occurrence is that segments generated during the continuous writing overlap each other, if a small loop occurs. The occurring or non-occurring may be specified by a single bit with respect to all preceding segments combined: an example of the aggregating could then be that the count is formed as a quantity: (2/(maximum delay)). Another implementation is to express the hat feature as a respective bit relative to each preceding segment that is considered relevant, such as the three most recent segments: this leads to a bit string. The aggregating then can be done by calculating a function of these various bits.
Another implementation is to give the overlap as a multivalued or an analog quantity, such as the overlap between segments (s6, s5) as measured in distance or in a number of sample points. For the hat segment, this then could lead to a string of analog values. This string can then be aggregated with a particular property of the hat segment itself. A still further development is to even combine the various overlap distances in an associated function f((overlap(s6,s5), overlap (s6,s4), This function then is aggregated with a particular property of the hat segment itself.
We have used an unconstrained, writer-independent, hidden Markov model (HMM) based on an on-line handwriting recognition system. The principal effort is feature extraction, i.e. finding a suitable representation of a portion of the scribble sequence recorded on a tablet. The feature vector should contain all information relevant for subsequent classification, be insensitive to irrelevant variations, and at the same time have a low vector dimension. The following results were achieved.
The genericity of the approach has been verified; state-of the-art recognition results have been produced. Essentially the same system was used for the recognizing discrete characters and continuous input and for 200 and 20,000 words vocabulary, with and without language model. The recognition accuracy obtained, e.g. up to 90% correct for a 20,000 word cursive recognition task without language model, compares well with other published results.
For obtaining a writing size invariant system, we compared two representations, frames and segments, which differ in the way adjacent samples are grouped into feature vectors. In a frame representation a constant number of samples contribute to one feature vector, and resulted in a better peak performance. For segments the boundaries between samples represented by the same feature vector; they are defined by the vertical handwriting speed being zero, and are more robust with respect to writing size. The error rate was hardly affected by scale variations of tip to a factor of eight.
The invention in particular relates to the concept of delayed features. Delayed features provide a flexible framework to integrate handwriting-specific knowledge into the representation by expressing structural relations between current and previous observation vectors. Not only the computation of angles between the center-of-gravities and size relations of subsequent features is possible but more complex relations like the "hat feature" can be computed too. The incorporation of delayed features will lower the error rate by 50%. We also experimented with delta features, as they are known from speech recognition, and obtained similar improvements, however with a quite higher vector dimension.
Linear discriminant analysis (LDA) allowed to obtain a representation maximally compact with respect to a discrimination criterion. The vector dimension could be reduced by a factor of two without performance degradation.
The platform for capturing handwriting is a proprietary tablet consisting of an LCD plus orthogonal sensors for pen and finger input sampling (x,y,p) with up to 200 pps. This tablet is connected to a PC with PenWindows. Data is filtered and, depending on representation, spatially resampled. Each character is modeled by a left-to-right Hidden Markov Model with loop, forward and skip transitions between the states. The observation probabilities are continuous mixtures of Gaussian densities with density specific diagonal covariance matrices. Training of the HMM parameters is done by using the Maximum Likelihood criterion and applying the Viterbi approximation. Recognition is based on the one-stage beam search algorithm using a tree-organized dictionary. All knowledge sources (the pen signal, the dictionary, and for some experiments, a language model) are applied at once, thus avoiding all premature decisions.
For the experiments, the training data consisted of more than 10,000 words from about 60 writers and several nationalities from on-site collected data and Unipen training data. Essentially the same recognizer was employed for the recognition of characters, words or whole sentences for a 200 words and a 20,000 words dictionary. The HMM framework is able to simultaneously determine the optimal segmentation and carry out the decoding. We obtained word recognition rates of 90% up to 99% for the 200 word vocabulary, 73% to 90% correct words for a 20K word vocabulary without language model. These results compare well with other published(d results for unconstrained handwriting recognition. Initial experiments on sentence recognition have also been conducted.
Like writing and sample speed, writing size is often explicitly normalized. This approach is suitable for recognizing isolated words where all input is available before normalization, but less appropriate for on-line recognition where preprocessing and recognition are done simultaneously. As an alternative we investigated size-independent representations.
Two alternatives were studied for grouping samples into blocks of which a feature vector is computed. For segments, the block borders are determined using the criterion that the vertical handwriting speed is zero: vy =0. In contrast, a frame consists of a fixed number of consecutive, resampled points. Resampling the pen trajectory is necessary to obtain equispaced points and thus compensate for writing speed variations. In both cases the sample blocks were used to compute adjacent feature vectors were chosen to overlap by 50%. On the average there were about 10 frames (7 segments) per character corresponding to 7 (5) states per model.
The feature vectors were identical for frames and for segments and contained 13 low-level features like aspect ratio, path length, 5 angles, a pen-down feature, and four so-called delayed features.
To test writing size dependence, 10 writers wrote a set of 50 words in four different sizes (scale: 0.5, 1, 2, 4; where scale 1 corresponds to the average writing size of the training data). Writers were instructed to write lower case were not constrained otherwise. The resulting set of 4 times 500 words was represented by either frames or segments and recognized using a 200 and 20K word vocabulary. The results presented in Table 1 clearly show that, while frames have a better peak performance (of up to 99% correct words), the segments are essentially independent of the writing size.
Table 1: Comparison of frames and segments for four different writing sizes. The table contains recognition rates in % for a 200 and 20,000 word dictionary, respectively.
______________________________________200 word dictionarySize 0.5 1 2 4Frame 82.1 99.0 68.8 2.7Segment 96.8 96.8 98.0 97.120,000 word dictionarySize 0.5 1 2 4Frame 55.5 90.2 33.7 0.0Segment 82.5 83.3 85.3 81.8______________________________________
Features that describe consistent trends in the handwriting over several points can improve recognition accuracy. One method is to splice adjacent frames to an enlarged feature vector. Here we investigated alternative approaches.
Let ot denote a feature of the current frame t. A way to describe the dynamics of the handwriting signal, which has been adopted from speech recognition, is the use of delta features, i.e. approximations to the derivatives of the observation vector versus time, e.g.:
Δot =1/2(ot+1 -ot-1)
The novel delayed features indicate the spatial dynamics of the handwriting signal by computing relative angles between the X-axis and a line connecting centers-of-gravity, and further size relations between subsequent feature vectors. For a delay n=2, the features sin(angle(cog(ot),cog(ot-2))), cos(angle(cog(ot), cog(ot-2))) describe the change of writing direction between feature vectors ot-2 and ot. This concept of delayed features further allows to define a so-called "hat-feature".
Based on 500 normal-sized words of the scalability test, we compared the performance of a baseline representation (13-component feature vector) versus feature vectors which included delta and delayed features, respectively. Table 2 shows that the augmented feature vector outperforms the baseline representation, delta and delayed features performing similarly well. In the case of the delayed features, however, fewer additional vector components are required to improve the performance.
Table 2: Recognition rates (in %) for segment type of feature vector for a 200 word and a 20,000 word dictionary.
______________________________________# features 13 13 + 6 delayed 13 + 13 delta______________________________________200 W 91.4 96.8 96.720,000 W 71.7 83.3 81.0______________________________________
Linear discriminant analysis (LDA) is used for compressing the information contents (with respect to classification) of a feature vector by a linear transformation. After the feature vector had been augmented by delta or delayed features the resulting vector was transformed by an LDA transformation. Then a certain number of features corresponding to the largest eigenvalues were retained while the other features were discarded. By doing so the vector dimension could be reduced by a factor of two without performance degradation.
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Along with massage/treatment rooms, this hostal has laundry facilities and a 24-hour front desk. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a front-desk safe are onsite.
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, the property provides a shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available on request) and a train station pick-up service. This Cusco hostal also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities.
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Whether it was making excessive movements on patterns or putting too much thought into every step he took on a route, the junior wide receiver needed to simplify everything he was doing.
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I grew up in Orlando, wedged in the middle of a state obsessed with football. More specifically, college football.
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Giorgio Newberry's career at FSU was underwhelming heading into the 2015 season, but the senior defensive tackle has rapidly emerged into an impact player for the Seminoles.
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FSU quarterback Everett Golson was engaging and thoughtful when talking to local reporters for the first time during the school's organized "media day" Aug. 9.
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Federal budget 2015: Who is winning in the Conservatives' pre-election plan and who's losing out (21/04/2015) - National PostHere's a look at some of the winners and losers in the federal budget.
Nenshi says federal funds for public transit 'a significant step forward' (21/04/2015) - Calgary HeraldThe federal government's new Public Transit Fund could be Calgary's long-sought ticket to adding another LRT line, Mayor Naheed Nenshi said Tuesday.
Federal budget should include $1 billion for public transit: Editorial (05/04/2015) - Toronto StarToronto Star editorial endorses FCM's call for federal budget to include $1 billion per year for public transit.
Economy a higher priority than terrorism for Canadian voters: poll (31/03/2015) - Globe and MailA Nanos survey conducted for The Globe and Mail found 90 per cent of respondents said the party or leader with the best plan for the Canadian economy will be more important in determining who wins than the party with the best plan to fight terrorists. Only 4 per cent said fighting terrorism is more important than the economy.
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The senior from Seattle, Wash., had a huge fourth quarter to help the Sun Devils fend off the Bruins' comeback attempt. Young had two sacks in the final frame, three overall, including a big one on third down with UCLA in the red zone. He led the game with 13 tackles, 12 solo, and had the game-ending tackle that clinched the Pac-12 South for Arizona State.
It's Young's first time receiving the honor this season, but the second straight week a Sun Devil has earned the conference's defensive player of the week. Five Arizona State players have been honored in total in 2013.
The offensive player of the week went to Arizona's Ka'Deem Carey, who set multiple school-records in the Wildcats' upset of Oregon. UCLA's Ishmael Adams received the Pac-12 Special Teams Player of the Week honors, as he racked up 234 return yards against the Sun Devils.


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Area residents are invited to an open house at the Cordell Memorial Clinic from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 9. The Clinic is located at 1109 North Glenn English, across the street from the hospital.
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Local Edward Jones Financial Advisor Phil Kliewer recently donated 62 trees to students in the fourth grade at Cordell Elementary School. He is shown with counselor Michelle Russell.
According to information released late last week, Enel Green Power North America (EGPNA) has begun construction on the 74-megawatt Little Elk wind farm, located in Washita and Kiowa counties. According to EGPNA, the $130 million project is adjacent to the company's existing 150-megawatt Rocky Ridge wind farm.
Cordell hospital patients can now access a hospital doctor with the touch of a button. This month, Cordell Memorial Hospital (CMH) is teaming with St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City to begin one of the state's first fully functional tele-hospitalist programs, and the only one in Western Oklahoma.
Area residents are invited to the annual Easter Cantata to be presented by the Cordell Community Choir at 5 p.m. on Sunday, March 29, 2015, in the United Methodist Church building.
The Cordell Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting at the Cordell Memorial Clinic on opening day, March 17, 2015. Sheryl McComas, president of the Chamber, presented Landon Hise, Cordell Memorial Hospital CEO, and Darrell Hill, certified nurse practitioner, with a New Business Certificate. Other Chamber directors on hand for the presentation and pictured above are, from the left, Michelle Ainsworth, Chris Gossen, Micki Thompson, Phil Kliewer, McComas, Aleta Jorgensen, Hise, Mira Burrows, Hill, Rebecca Law, and MaCrea Brunker
Ron Jackson's book, "The Slave Who Became An Alamo Legend" (OU Press), shot to Number One over the weekend on Amazon in African-American and Black Biographies.
Following a 50-minute Executive Session at the meeting of the Cordell City Council on Monday, March 16, 2015, representatives unanimously approved a motion for Mayor Bob Plummer to enter into negotiations
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Hard work has paid off for two high school juniors as they make plans to tour the nation's capital this summer. Jami Deevers of Weatherford High School and Tracie Diggs of Burns Flat-Dill City High School took top honors in the Kiwash Electric Cooperative Youth Tour Contest.
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It would be easy for Rosemary Radford Ruether to dismiss efforts like the Mormon Ordain Women movement as old news.
After all, Ruether, a pioneer in Catholic feminism, has been talking about gender equality in her own tradition since the 1960s. She has written or edited nearly 50 books, including her 1993 classic, "Sexism and God Talk," and a three-volume "Encyclopedia of Women and Religion in North America."
But the 77-year-old writer, theologian and senior scholar at the Claremont School of Theology in Claremont, Calif., continues to bring her vast knowledge of Christian history, scripture and activism to a wide audience and to celebrate every move toward equality.
On March 1, Ruether will be speaking at a one-day, multifaith conference at Salt Lake City's Main Library, "We Will Sing and Not Be Silent: Women, Faith Traditions and Leadership." Her address is titled "Women's History: The Struggle Against Exclusion."
Organizers of the conference, co-sponsored by the University of Utah and the library, asked Ruether to keynote this symposium "because of the depth and breadth of her scholarship and activism," says Christina Gringeri, professor in the U.'s College of Social Work. "We believe she will offer a thought-provoking presentation that will spark great discussion among people of all backgrounds."
The symposium also features a multifaith panel discussion on gender equality with Catholic "womanpriest" Victoria Rue, along with Chelsea Shields Strayer of Ordain Women; Maeera Shreiber, Congregation Kol Ami; and Maysa Kergaye, Utah Islamic Speakers Bureau.
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"We hope this conference will plant seeds for ongoing dialogues," Gringeri says, "around issues of gender and justice, respectful stewardship of the Earth, and collaborative activism among Utahns."
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Located in the bustling Bean Cross farm complex which includes Metro Inn Bean Cross farm hotel and Restaurant, Travel Lodge, Klondyke Garden centre and Cafe, Premier Inn with Cadters restaurant and Chianti Italian restaurant. Just off the M9, with easy access to Edinburgh Falkirk town centre and Glasgow. The Metro Inn Falkirk offers compact, budget rooms with TVs.
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As for gold it is the biggest con mankind has created. The most useless metal is considered valuable because... people believe it is. It's millennia old myth. I trust IBM and Caterpillar more in delivering true and useful value than a shaman's myths coming down to us from prehistoric times.
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The good news is that in July the US manufacturing expanded at the fastest pace in three years. Enjoy your bearishness ;-)
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2007 Chevrolet Uplander Minivan LS 4dr Minivan (3.9L 6cyl 4A)
Very poor vehicle from Chevy only 8 months of reliability and all down hill from the (uplander) from the vent cover in the top of the head liner falling off all the time to glove box breaking off when opening it to no heat in the back of car to all major thing going under the hood like I said (very poor uplander)
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2007 Chevrolet Uplander Minivan LS 4dr Ext Minivan (3.9L 6cyl 4A)
I have the LS version thinking it was pretty nice. I thought it would at least have armrests on the 2nd row, and ya know how all other minivans had handles on the passenger side, and sometimes on the rear? Well, the uplander (I mean Downloader) does not. I hate it! Can't wait for the lease 2 be up!
0 - 60 Performance... Runs beautifully!
Put armrests on the 2nd row seats, add handles, and just redo the whole van!
We bought this van when our 4th child was on the way. Fantastic vehicle... literally NEVER had any major issue with it. The door sensor on the back sliding door can be a little "over sensitive", but we just keep the front door open til its closed. Better over sensitive with all the little fingers than under! We bought it used. the kids adore the DVD player (as do we!!) and they seem to have lots of room! When we have company, we have fit 3 car seats/boosters side by side on the back bench. Its tight, but they fit. I drive 40 min expressway each way every day and only use about 1/2 to 3/4 tank in a week!! Great van. You have created a Chevy-loving family for sure with this one.
DVD player, auto rear doors, roof rack , easy fold-down rear seats (we moved an oven!), very comfortable, love the nose on the van. it looks more like an SUV which made my husband happy!
Don't change a thing, its fantastic
After about 1 year, the front left signal light was dead. Soon after that, one of the remote was low at battery. The "fixed" remote was found low at batter 1 month later. After 2.5 years, the front left signal light was dead again. I had a couple of times that after I park and lock the van, the parking lights (2 front yellow and two rear red) were on, even though I turned off the lights. Today, I drove to work, and it refused to start again. I have to call roadside assistant.
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I am having a great time driving my Uplander. It rides well and has great gas mileage. I take my daughter to school everyday and she loves it. Her favorite feature are the dual temperature vents in the back of the van. She enjoys sitting on the back bench of the van. The van feels great on the road. It is heavy and handles well. I love the visibility aspect. The engine is very smooth. I also like the manual sliding door. I would tell anyone, don't believe the negative talk about this vehicle. This is an excellent family vehicle that is great to drive! I can't wait to go on road trips!!
The engine runs smoothly. The air condition and heat blow very well. I am enjoying the big steering wheel. The thing that I like the most is the visibility. The windshield is huge and I am able to see very well. Also, the windshield is not tinted, which I love!
The only improvement that I can think of is having the vents be able to move further upward. I am tall, and would like the front air vents to move maybe 2 more inches upward.
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This elegant side cabinet comes with an Espresso finish. It features 3 pull-out drawers and 1 storage area with soft closing door. The handles are made with stainless steel (this item has no back panel). It matches nicely with any Espresso vanity.
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About the ManufacturerFresca belies that the bathroom is the most important room in the house. Because peoples' days begin and end in the bathroom, it is important that it is a peaceful and private sanctuary. All of Fresca's products have been created with this goal in mind by pairing high quality, durable materials with cutting edge designs. Fresca makes sure each product they produce deserves to be in the most important room in the house, and enhances the beginning and end of each day.
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Good Value for the Price you Pay Mommajo from Sooke, BC on 10/14/2011 – Verified Buyer
This is a great product for keeping your towels, toilet paper etc. in. The quality is very good. Not a cheap looking product. Nicely put together. Lots of room, and easy to get in and out of. I really don't like the way it has no back to it and has to be screwed to your wall. That to me is quite disappointing. All in all is a very solid product.
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Item is very nice looking. Draws are smaller than they appear so be sure to check the measurements for your purposes
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Excellent value Tony from san jose, CA on 12/02/2012 – Verified Buyer
Excellent furniture workmanship and high quality staining. Very easy to put the legs together. Drawers were a little smaller than expected, so you're not gonna get a lot of storage space. Excellent for small items in the bathroom.
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Wonderful Job!!!
This tree company removed 2 big pines and 3 dead Bradford pear trees from our yard. Billy and the guys a WWTE were great! They were very friendly and professional.They did a great job cleaning everything up. I hate to say it but my yard look better than before they came! I will be using them again in the future!
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